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For more than 50 years, only one of the family's birthday children has been allowed to use this coffee cover. My mother wasn't amused about this use :-)
I'm pretty sure this plate has never been licked with the tongue before ;-)
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Happy Caturday 18.5.2024 "Celebration"
The Sheila story: www.wolfgang-kynast.de/hst_sheila.htm
Our Daily Challenge 10-16 April : What's for Dinner?, and 121 Pictures in 2021 :Your Favourite Cuisine.
I have to say I don't do anything so pretentious as 'Cuisine', but I have missed going out for lunch once a week since Covid put a stop to that!
Most of my meals look a lot like this.
I'm not keen on brown food, and especially the sort where everything is mixed up on the plate and looks like lurcher sick !
Before you ask the green blob is mint jelly and those spuds are my favourite 'La Ratte'
A triple 86, spotted in the center of Zürich! This is a personalized plate, as GR highest plates are around GR 171'XXX.
Distance from home: 120 km.
A relief plate displays the defensive walls and salt pans of Ston, Croatia, at the base of the Pelješac Peninsula. The town's layout was modeled after Dubrovnik which controlled the area in the 15th century.
A fast, Nickel Plate Freight charges east over the wooden trestle at Baker Creek, just a half mile or so northwest of the Michigan town of Carland, on a misty morning in August. This re-creation was staged back in 2009, during a Lerro Productions photo shoot on the Great Lakes Central Railroad, featuring Nickel Plate Road Berkshire Locomotive #765 from the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society, and Pere Marquette Berkshire #1225 from the Owosso, MI-based Steam Railroading Institute (SRI). This incredible event, featuring the only two remaining, operable Lima Berkshire Locomotives was only made possible when the 765, which is based in Indiana, visited the SRI for an unrelated railfan festival in early August of 2009. Thanks to the SRI's host railroad, the Great Lakes Central, it was possible to photograph both of these American classics doing 40 mph run-bys with freight trains over a two-day period, including some double-headed action featuring BOTH locomotives.
We went to the apple fest at a local church. A few people had their dogs there, including this Little plate cleaner. what a cute doggie.
What was I saying about girls and cars? Now we have to throw cats into the mix. Cream of the Crop wants me to point out that, according to Flickr, this is my most interesting photograph.
Lighting was an LED panel from camera left and window light from the right.
Whole plate
Emil Busch 12inch
ISO 5
4 secs f11
ID11 stock by inspection (approx 5 mins)
This plaque on class 20118 was fitted when the loco was based at Thornaby, (now sadly closed) apparently the reason for this plaque is when the loco was based there a group of young people created a nature reserve close by and through that reserve ran a river which was frequented by Kingfishers.I am not sure if this is the original plate but a nice story and a very attractive plaque.